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Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Askipg . Blesslng.
Lr. !. Hamilton

LIT. '. 4 dulttou
There is nothing which is right for
us to do, bu, it is also right to ask that
God would bless II; and, indeed, there
is nothing SO little but the frown OF
God can convert 1t into the most sad
calamity, or His smile exalt 1t into q
most memorable mercy; and there is
nothing we can do, but its complex
ion for veal or woe depends entirely
on what the Lord will make it. II is
sai' of Matthew Henry, that no jour
ney was undertaken, or any subject or
course of sermons entered upon, no
book committed to the press. nor any
trouble apprehended or felt without q
particular application to the mercy
seat for direction. assistance and sue
cess. 1t IS recorded OF Cor-
nelius Winter, that he seldom opened
a book, even on general subjects,
without moments prayer. The late
Bishop Heber, on each new incident
of his history, or on the eve OF any un.
der'aking, used to compose brief
prayer, imploring special help and
guidance. A late pnyeician,
OF great celebrity, used to sscribe
much Of his success to three maxims
of his fathers. the last and best OF
which was, always fray for your
patients"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
FIFTh EDITION
sharln..--.

Sheriff L,mtso ~,
sale 20 on y Thursday, the ia "a ssl, J, sp' =. p'
ouarryvliis', ,s BrsaaSsSi..' al ,1sS .'1sse.'.s r.
1'asltg %u 70 Thomas Il Ac.I.Ssn .nISnd'dl
Va Friday, November 10y,
houses sitaated in M. eight q
deceased. "''zAoeth hur
On Saturday, Novsmh..
f.1 stofy brick building 81 si.,..,,,s, En- J,
LIoooln streets, belou pip, vIesS,a y ~,
Springer. Also two s ,tn,, % WI
Dupont, belongine 10 RoS SSls!'o.
mara. A two story b,,sS s ! ~
Lombard street, betxssn 'S. y aou,l
Twelfth, belong ing to Ei.sss .ssssu y .
a two.story brick houss u "u ~ y
street, betzeen Ninth Ana W WI
! ngipg 70 Geo. A. Hail 1'.u|
noose On Sixth street, pss, T.. q
belonging To Thomas An,.t,ss has
three story brick building, q, Vas' q. !!
sest cornes Of Front and SHINE, ~ y
belonging to Mary ] Brsdlsr, dlr'.1, Y,
land on Oak street, near Coon.||
longing to George W. B,pls..j
brick house near the cornsr n, u
n and Taylor s,reets, belonging !" IA y
oEonnell. A three story brloI \
ing on Nor tsomery street. hsIs..a %
the estate OF David HHrr,.cr% % S.s1
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
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sa,e of f,srsouAi property .

TIE sale II tae personal property OF
III, lGte Lewis Bud, OF Brandywlne
Hundred, tcck place on Tufetsy after
noon. 1ne attendance was large and
L. W. SidEsu & Son seemed 10 be 10
the best possible humor. TIE follow
iugIr.ces were realized: Cart, S1.So;
foIEs, frCm . cents up TO rs Ger ts; set OF
cart bnrnsss, ia 80; two-hcrse wagon,
Su so moving machine. rs so; horse
rake, 81 O0; Germantown wagon, u co.
6eH born, 50 SO; pows, from 30 cents to
g. .5. harrow. Si.30; cult!vstors, nom
90 cents to q 25; corn shelter, $lS 5oi
lard, Q csu.s per pound; chickens, S5
cents, 70 cents and 81 l2j5 a pair tar.
keyf, / cents per poun,; p'9', sLo =
api, ce: u.es, 81 10 10 S2 20 per hive
COWS, SIS so, SO aud S2l; horse, Il
yesrs 9 d, for $50 so; hay II the NOV
fran T. 70 $40 per toll; other articles q
reagonabe rates.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Progress In DiniuE.

There have long been flrs. class res
taarants In this city, but with very
high prices. Cheap restaurants sre Of
racent years, bu. their very common
atmosphere and untidy appearance
have In stIe instances been Ipsatis.
factory. 1t tis grAiifS ing, therefore, to
notice tha. Mrs. Maggie r. BilderbRcI,
q butir ess likA ard agreeable lady fioG
Pennssroye. n. J and her bro.her,
~ho 10 professional marine etc ward
and excellent even 10 that best ktrd
are conducting the Davidson Dining
Rooms At Fifth and king streets. This
is decided progress. The rooms are the
former parlors Of Trinity parsonage,
spac,euS and comfortable, avoiding the
common and cheap apo-aranos alsO
guarded we'll sgainst by the enter.
lpfising proprtetfoss, ablo steward ana
trst-clAss cooks.
And yet TO become we'll and fAvorably
known Mira. Bilderhsck is surpri'iDv '
the public by what she 10 giving for
o'nts, or 10 oenr, or 10 cents, or 2,
cent?. Regular meals sni oysters II
every sty 10. L. IL known to Il e writer
By rspute, that Mrs. Bile OF back Ia q
msmb Der Of the NJ. Il church, and It |,
therefore entirely appropriate that shs
should be ,oand keeping such nice ten
perAnoe din.rg rooms In the room J
Trinity eI .pRrsOnAPe.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
A Brilliant wedding.

Mr. ]. Parker Crttteuden was united
In marriage last evening 70 Miss l. IL 8,
the da Shter Of DR. j. ii. HardcasrIe Q, OF
Csci ton, Nd. The Ceremony WAS per-
formed 1T the residence OF the brides
paretts by the Rev. 8 W. Dana, ID. D.,
LII. ID OF Philadelphia, In the presen CO
OF a large unmbsr OF the
frlen.s and relatives OF the con
tracing parties. NJ lsses Adelaide,
Ella Atd Alice HardcAstle, sisters OF
the bride. snd Mics Bette knight, act
81 as bridesmaids, while Messrs. En-
ward and Frank Critic ndsR, brother OF
The groom, with Messrs. Lanesster and
Paxten acted as groomsmen. The pres
ents wers Numerous and valgaDie, aud
aft the bride ard groom hsd resolved
u" con2iatuls.ioDs Of their friends the
eotlre company "a, down q boH ,teous
tepsst, consseIiT . Of oil the dslicscte,
OF lhs season. Mr.. and Mrs Crit, enden
hav9 gone On an extended Wedding
t2rr, and will 10 sbsnnt for some tim g.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Cholera on the Brittauia

NEW YORK, Co. IS Cholera sf
broken out OF the steamship Briua1is,
which has for some time been detaiut d
At lover quarantine. Last enId day
Patrpnia Savencio Was removed from
the Br,nanIa to the hosIits! at Swim
burra Island. 1t was oiscovered that
the dread dise>se wss upon him and
yesterday he d ed. he was so years
old. Last night Gene Rosa Martha
GiYl. 40 Italian girl, aged "a. was
stricken with cholera ou the Brittanis,
aud was a. onc3 removed to the hospita
30 s SSinburne leland. Toe Al sia's
pss' eDse-s, who have been In the Swim.
brtne dosritsl. are entirely recov'r d
and TO morrow will be removed to bofi.
man I4lsnd 10 Join the Aiesis's ds,ai ned
passengers No osse WAS developed on
RJffmsn Island since O,to Her Z The
Bttttauia 10 carefully gusrd.d
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Fu.sta, OF charles 1aiD'|

The funeral Of Charles a,s.a] ,s
aged hank presideLt o, plo' os h
place f.om his late 'e'l1eao5I sU5 n
town yesterday stteEnSo :, ssl d
,endci By n large run ar' ~ ., -, xss|
ans relatives. IRE str nj, n
Quoted by the H'va. cSr,rh
II. Cresmtr Of the n. Z oIu ,.oS ii
pall bearers w,re s4lecl ed ,n,s,n,5 l,ou
osrs Of the bsrt ard The The, iD.% rs"sist|
made IN the Methodis' se SsS ..us)
remsius being laid 10 the ''D
,,t,h those OF his mother
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
FOURTH EDITION
DOS


The wife OF John Mitchell, residing
near Hook esstp, di,d on Sunday lat
after quite long sicknees.
J. Tnvers Jones, OF the Every Even
ing 10 confined 70 the house BY indispc.
sitiou.
n B. DAnforth, druggist st Second
and Market streets has returned home
from his visit 70 Quo.
Several ship carpenters have bsn
laid Of 81 the shops Of the Harlan and
Holliugsworth Company.
A new ecow built o. tn, lum her yard
OF Cransiou IL Nwool1 by Aviu X
Morrison, 10 Learly really fos launch
ing.
Marshal New In will sell the steamer
]. W. HArring, now lying at noorss
shipyAd, In . few days from this dsie.
Col. John T. LsyHeld and wife lsfs
this city to day for visit 70 Niagara
Falls.
Rev. DIR. way'snd Hoyt 10 unable 10
keep his appointment TO address the
young people in the Second Baptis.
Church this evening.
Eizabsth p, widow OF tbs la'e spen.
Ger ID. Ewes, died at the residence OF
her son, No. 907 Adams street, on Tues
day.
The Pusey and Jones Company will
lAuBeh the steamship being bu Il for
tht o d Dominion Line In some two OF
three weeks
Rev. l.. X Barrett OF Port Deposit,
Mo-, has been named In oonpeotion
With the paasorate OF st Psul's N. K.
Caurch for the coming year.
john S Grohe. OF this city. has been
appointed receiver OF the endowment
fund for she EpiscopA! Diocese OF Dela
ware.
Toe pavement on Sixth street, bs
tween Poplar apd Lombaic, 10 in q
very bad condition aud dangerous FOL
pedesti isns to walk over after DARK.
The Misses Anna "a. and Mafy f
Ragan. accompanied by their frte, d
Miss Lizzie Webb, have eous to Milo
dle,own 70 atteLd the Teachers lnsti
tute
Tbs daylight OF readers aud students
Prat.'s Astral Oh gives the best ant
purett light. T. james Belt, drugsist
sole sgent, Sixth and Market. AL
your sroce- for It
Tom Stokley. ION Of Director Of Pub
lie safety 8 ok!ey, Che. Of the Fir
Department Can Tin and several iriends
all OF Ph,ladslphia, were in the cit
yes.ef day, the guests O: John A. Fry
Of the CiSy ton BoUte.
william NJ. Candy, DIR l.. P. Blet
smes ID. Smyth aud the Revs. J. II
Ntxoo, d. D., Lazy etta k1Iks, ID. ID
W. L McEwan. j f Leuhsrt, W. W
Tsylor and W. W, Campbell are del,
gates from this city to The Bsltin or
Synod of the Pf.sby ter!an Church
which convened at ID yer last night.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Nsv Omssrs.

Az sh, meetiug lsst e = ssstl
following oh GERS AZ, Hudsofs
iiams; v G, Aless. Alexanserp p 8, "a
asa;'s:. sis5, 'a:.,ss.' = :; : Fio'!ss SsI'is
,see. sooa' o. John o Pa,lIeyii, i, CTsoEpsp.i,
the Odd Fellc"s 81, nsn s,sry Coaps|
tns Riverview osHe''''
p. Mayonsy.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Cara sent Away.

Z eht new cars passed over the p,
W. Il b. Railroad this morr iua. SIX Il
whi N were for the Georgts Pacific Rail.
road and iUo for tha Atisulic Coast
X Railroad. t. zee oars were built by u.
. 9ckson q Snap Comp'ny, and Ar'
dns spenimers Of their work. They are
all fret class passenger coschss, snd
supplied with every knoHn appliance
that will contribute to ths com tort and
cJnvenisL CO OF those using them.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
AT the Academy Of M ustc

There vas coed Atteudanoe both
afternoon apd evening yes,erhay at tho
Academy cf Mosio 10 witness the meio.
drama, Unuer The Gaslisht" TAis
pisy hiss q nunStr ot exciting fce9es
and tncidtpts and the mechanical &C.
'ecis are n remarkably good. 1t viii D
2lVen every night for the remainder 4,
The 'TetS, and y. the Friday and SatT. I.
day mGtinets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Ifepeatora In IronbIe.

A number OF the d. moctntc repeat.
e:s ~ho vent from th,s city TO Bslti
more to assist Ia ccntfu!.iL s The election
to-day 10 the in;erest o! The rinss.ers,
have bssu arrested and ara now IN du
rspcs Vie There have been altogether
about eiStty srfesta. twenty of whom
ave SAID u be from ihis city. AL OF
ths,a we're sUrplina with round trip
tickets, gcod for FIVE days, and IL is
hored lta, the justice which they have
always managed 70 elade in Whining
ton iusy he mtted OUT ~ them N tLe
Monumental Civ.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Tne A. u. U W.

The nineteeDth anniversary 4
Ancient Order United Wo'kn.d
celebrated at 'hair hall 10 ,ss|
Building last evening. J, ". D
dorf presided, and there vas n
audience present, who fully ericyl
excellent program, which cossis|
vocal and Instrumental music, NJ
aud recitations. An extra restlr
given by Mrs Z N. Morley 10 ~
TO the ebcorts, after which ia
and cake was seryed to the spii's
eacs. IL was certainly the no|
cess.ul entertainment Iudu,i!
has ever given, and every ons 4
enjoyed themselves.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
rho W ater Comm

The regular weekly nee''os n,ss''os.i|
Board OF Water Con- nm %,''la Ssl,a
bank 70 the credis OF tLe UyI ,al ID
sio, ,ss7. IS. Ths weekly l,yy,ppssyps.d psy I'd z
ordsr drawn for the e,,ss,n-us.si
EoSiuesr Bond was s. ias,sp's, as,,e. a. d
water pipes on ash.oa u SSrouani 10
the bed Of the s'reet 10 o,,v C,y'
and sne il Is deedsd to the cl'y
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
At he 1racd Central,

To.-orrjs night M.rlin Seary and
Jfck Harding will tnve Al eight ronnd
coutes; az tho Gysui Central Theatre,
str!c:!y Oh its merits. Both men art
here, and there IL no coubt but the iZht
will cgme on In sd iition % this eI-
citing contest there will be the usual
excellent variety performances. Mex,
Monday light Jack DeDpsey will make
HE lint appearance IN this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Sales OF Cows.

r. l.. Robert. will have q ssso'!
at the Bellevue botel, III TIE
ward, on Thursday atterae0nr ID
inst.
VIM. MoVaugh will hsT'
fresh COWS and sp,instrs ss hel
on Tue sday. Noyem bsr /,
Goodley e. Baldwin vii! naV' !
Of fine COVE at Booths Cornell
Thursday, the 81 of veunsi :,
Proud s. Merrlck will haze y
sale Of fifty head OF frrh y. \.
spriugers ct Centreville on A'H''
li:h of November.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Tho Contes. Lass fpn@

Nine Audersob's glass p'oAps
bi,,on was we'll attended IasI .'
and The contest for the hapo sOa' ".
Of work pa, up for school s, .r''o', . ,
won by Miss Gluld, OF ~ ~, ~,
The lsdy's coDtes. vii tite .lS's pa1
evening. and on Friday cfs,aca s.a1s
evening the homliest mar '. v11,,, !,
come Gff THIS Is IotiHSs,. n, "
x,ek of the exhibition in us.,' We.
ell articles on band ~ the CIV \
urday evening will be sod +"
able prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Reading aLeno or OF Money.

Ten months aso the Reading EAilrond
Company was regarded as hopelessly
bankrupt, and oa Friday last 1t loaned
SSc0 coo on call In Philadelphia at 5
psr cent. I. wss also declared that In
1epspdent of this the company carries
u 000 coo to meet current ex pepxes. 1t
10 declared that ,he Reading haa over
s3,e.o ,cc3 IL cash aE-ets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
funerAl OF Renal u.,.,.

The funeral OF Reuel B,l,l.,
place from his late residence T !, 4,
and French streets, yes,s1s,,
noon. servloes began Al n.
shortly after O'Clock. rbs -
we're conducted BY the Rev N,
OF Asbury N. z. Church, o, vhh
deceased has been Q memba, h,
years past. Mr. Bryan spoke isl}
OF the deceased aud Of his sood /
The deceased was not In III hi
letting the world know his pood h
though he did many. The fup,nI|
largely attended, and the corxr, I
fiou the house about 23pm
interment was made In the WIluII
and Brandywine Cemetery. n.
OF Hsislor b Mcbride vera cln
order that the workmeu nigh,
tbs funeral.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
At the OpetAH Hou,s

To morrow night Kate Castle Z
appear ~ the Opera House 10 b
entitled "Crszy Patch. Miu d
ton 10 certainly the most I'D
soabrette OF the present day, m
acting Is enjoyed BY all. This I'd
mixture Of sonsr, dances sud al
situations, calculated TO plsas|
Am use An audience.
Friday and Saturday night u
Moore and Miss Bella vivisn vi
pear In the comedy drama 'Ou
than " This play has % 1d
plot and Is so completely fllA|
hun that It keeps the autisuc|
valeed with laughter.
Esxt week Bennett 4 kNl
o. era CONF any will sppsa' and |
season Of light opera ., 10, 70 1
cents ad u ission.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
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AN DIunkA.

Tie ooly cases before Jadge Cum
rsir- this morning we're those OF John
Mccall and John Murphy, charged
WIS dr1nksnuess. They were bot
a.tjE5 red entity and sentenced 10 pay
p ana ous'r each.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Lpet Money.

\ gentleman lost two IS notes and
t~cSl not on Saturday on Madison,
Ska, RaIket, Ninth s'rsets CT iu the
riuk rae hnoer will be Suitably RS
warded Cn !essiug the sams at ih's
Cfl 20.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Tha BAsI

js aIways the EStic'e desired. Chss j..
II. Becsrtr, 1o3 West Seventh street,
selis the best goods In lis line In our
city. II you do not believe II call in
ard ssrr pls sir whiskey
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
KENNARD&CO,

When we look at
the increase of our
business the past "a
months it makes us
think. We think
Of changes-of what
time and a little bit
of enterprise have
wrought--then an
experiment, now a
success s-quite a sue
cess, but this does
not satisfy us; we
want to keep on
pushing ahead and
grow just as much
lin the next "a
I'M onths as we've
grown in the past.
I'VE can do it if we
use the same kind
of means. Our poll
cy is to give good
goods at fair prices.
By good goods we
mean clean goods,
Fresh goods, sea-
sonable goods, relia-
bic goods.
Those who have
fav ored us with
:, their trade know
!. . that we do not sell
? rubbish or old fab
. rics or out-of-style
stuffs. 1t is this
, policy that. has made
5 us friends and made
;, ;, us business.
. . We want to do &
, still larger business
If we had the room
!, would like to do five
!. times as much. The
!: will is here but Tho
! room isn't. But that
{ isn't going to bother
+ + us; will do what We
!, !, can with what we've
!, !. got and do more
. when we can d(
: : better.
The primo ciplt
:; :: thing that engrosse'
. our time and atten
!, !, ton now is to keeI
: !, first class, attractive
!: bargains.
!. We want to hav'
3. 3. something al W ay
ID ID new and something
'' always cheap.
You can depen'
= on what we tell yo1
!. = and depend on wha
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

SALy.
situated In thri ttiana HunSred. Dpiaware,
Prop rty OF tn lac DI.lVEK .ELi, bound
led on the South by Joan B Tatnn. East ana
North by T.. | ibuPOnt, on TIE West by road
leading fro n K"nne't to Lancaster turnpike,
This IL very desirable uronerty high clcVat-
-. commanding md view Uf all the sur
rounding country, fort Delaware and bay.
county huIl4ints west " imington, and
!, Hernl 2rNnh II rs for couh RI Ie enees.
Within t"w huadreu yards of silvererooE
ST. tion. en- the " ". K X. Also within a
few hundred yards Ofterminus OF whining on
city railway.
1his prOp rty con'a,na 30 acres of well in
proved band. The improvements are . min.
room brick housr, voni frame barn, carriage
hpGse cribs. sheds, etc. Gku. W. ely,
III. Y. BLY,
Luis. LYMAN,
EMMA TALLY,
c25-4t.USsat H,.irs at Law
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
DD ND.


OPDYK S-On the ss.h inst, K.tlB wife
81 WiliAm II. Cpdyks, In the u Il year OF
her rgs.
Relatives ana friends ere resp p.cul,y In.
vited to attend the funeral foo 10 rosI.
'istcs OF her hushan1, No VA Ia, Tenth
sroet. on III arsd. aftsrnoos, tho 2,h inst
services At tla house At . o'elce. Ip..r
ment at hivsfv;ew Ct metery.
AL tbs .elh last, lharles
Alexsnfe-,tg det, cars.
ksiAtives A.d friends Of the family
are respectfully Invited 20 a.ted his
funeral from the rtsire cree OF his eo mir. Ia Y.
John Mag uife. als Tatnaii strest, on FRIDAY
afternoo IN. services at the hous q 10. .
Evks. .-Dn Ce obsr 3sth, 1857, at u res,
der her son. AIexAn,ier r. hys, v I;
Ads ms stree. E,izlbs,h p, widow II the
late Spei cor y. tvs
Relatives and friends sre res oectfuiy In.
vited to attend her funeral from hr late
residence. Q 7 .ds ms street oa Ffids, the
2sth inst. at2p. ~. Serv . ~ the, lou Q.
lntsrment at Wilmington and Branowiue
cemetery.
FklkCHILD On the 25th inst, SAldeu
W. faifchiid, aged a years.
The frtsnfs Of ths fam .ly ar, invibd 10
attend his funeral from his late rcsience,
No. koo'nson etreet. on Thursday tfter'
nom NJ 2 80 O'clock. lnterIent At Av>r-
v.ev csmetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Watch Club

viii D. formed In few days at Ksnfs
l5 Esst Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
MARnI I'D.

sLLs Camden.
~. y. on tne isn inst, cy tao les. J. " i.
nsty yASes Sonnar aud mssie dal
HENsZ sY HANDY. In q P.u,s
Minn. on &c bI Iyth. BY he ey'
Robert thrsi - H. SsmaoiD He g.
l'y, OF uiuIs. hii.n ana Iv .. q
hsfdy dsus htsr o. two late ". 4
4 Andy u -. late OF Pliladsian,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
J, 7. MUllIu & son.
SIXTa AND MARKET,

GIN "a AND ID a m u i,
Are Offering an in
mense stock OF Clothing,
Suits and Overcoats In
endless variety. II you
want a Suit for Dress
or Business Working,
you will find almost
any kind you may want.
Their Clothing is gotten
up with great care, par.
ticular attention being
given to cut, trimmings
and making.
O0frloals in light
weight, medium and
heavy weight; al! COL
ors.
Boys are not forgot
ten but are specially
thought Of in selecting
our goods. Our Boys
Suits and Overcoats are
stylish, n o b by. and
cheap. II you wan: a
Suit or Oyercoat for
your boy don't miss
seeing our assortmt Mt,
which will be fhown
with pleasure.
In our Custom De.
partment you will find
the Finest Imported
Domestic Goods tol
making to order.
jas, 7. MULl|l&sOl
TAILoRS & 6TH & MARKET
HoTHIRRS. WILL, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
DUBLlC SALE
DAY, NoyEMBtRio 1857.

AZ l. o CT Ca m's
The 70 lowing PERSONA property 10 viii;
5 head tfhnrs"a, one patr OF them III hrst-clas-
drivers, IS trst-ClAss cows, fresh 4 nd spring
2hciicrs, one yoke of fat oxen, bulI, alb ut
70 tons Of htv, II tons OF straw, liao bushels
hu ushc's Of oat,. sleigh sled, butter churns,
mn for grinding IN, French Durrs with
pullcyS, bette, sRattl Y, etc. barrels Of
ether articles. credit Oft months on all
sums over 81.
The tram that leaTes Wilmington on the y.
.. EtllfuAi, atl 20 . arrives At BoothnZln
station ia tim ttr s.lr JDH\ ArCAY.
l.. " StdhAm& x son sncts. >AMUEI McCAY.
o1i-2 -nOV-l-t 7-5 9&w
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
-. D,,ored Men s'" :

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-03
The Weather.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Jan. 3.-The cold
weather OF the past few days has covered
the St. Lawrence river with ice. On Satur-
day the ice was sufficiently strong to allow
the crossing of teams between Cape Vim
cent and Kingston, a distance of u miles.
The steam ferry has stopped running and
both passengers and mail were transferred
in sleighs to-day.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3-The cold wave through
ont The northwest continues, and at many
points The cold is more severe than yester-
day. Here in Chicago the mercury early
this morning marked from to Is degrees
below zero. Throughout the State it ranges
from l to Is degrees below. In Minnesota
and Dakota it is from 10 to 50 degrees be-
low. West of here the temperature to-day
is warmer. North Platte, Neb., shows 4
degrees below zero, while west Of there, in
Wyoming, the mercury ranges way above
zero. Cheyenne reports 35 degrees above.
There has been 70 serious delay or inter
luption of railway traffic rs far as known.
SANDY Hook, n. j., Jan 3.-The lower
BAY, from the railroad dock to Raritan bay,
is frozen soldly. Small quantities of drift
sldshice are drifting out of Sandy Hook.
A barkeutine is the only vessel anchored in
tho bay